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<blockquote data-quote="bobtomay" data-source="post: 1182437" data-attributes="member: 24160">Geezix: Razormac got it right.&nbsp; Definitely take that cable back to BB and get your money back.&nbsp; They rape you for cables the way Apple does with RAM.I like those Amazon house branded HDMI cables.&nbsp; They're pretty flexible which can help in tight spaces behind your equipment.albeee4:I'm assuming you mean composite (rather than component) and S-Video. To be honest, I have not used either one of those for a video connection in over 10 years - maybe 15 - I forget when component made the scene.&nbsp; Just from the reviews I've read about that converter from monoprice though, I think you're probably correct.&nbsp; If your Mac sees it when you open up Displays properties though, you might try some lower resolutions - 640x480 maybe - and see what happens.Theshizirl:??? I don't have a clue.&nbsp; Think this is the first time I've ever seen a complaint that the picture from a Mac is too sharp.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bobtomay, post: 1182437, member: 24160"] [B]Geezix: [/B] Razormac got it right. Definitely take that cable back to BB and get your money back. They rape you for cables the way Apple does with RAM. I like those Amazon house branded HDMI cables. They're pretty flexible which can help in tight spaces behind your equipment. [B]albeee4:[/B] I'm assuming you mean composite (rather than component) and S-Video. To be honest, I have not used either one of those for a video connection in over 10 years - maybe 15 - I forget when component made the scene. Just from the reviews I've read about that converter from monoprice though, I think you're probably correct. If your Mac sees it when you open up Displays properties though, you might try some lower resolutions - 640x480 maybe - and see what happens. [B]Theshizirl:[/B] ??? I don't have a clue. Think this is the first time I've ever seen a complaint that the picture from a Mac is too sharp. [/QUOTE]

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